Dunga is sweating on the fitness of a trio of players ahead of Brazil's World Cup clash with Holland.
Elano, Melo and Baptista all doubts against Holland
Brazil head coach Dunga is sweating on the fitness of a trio of players ahead of Friday's World Cup quarter-final clash with Holland.
Galatasaray midfielder Elano, who missed Monday's 3-0 victory over Chile with an ankle problem, was unable to complete training on Tuesday as the South Americans began their preparations in earnest for the game at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth.
The 29-year-old suffered the injury during the 3-1 group stage win over Ivory Coast after being on the wrong end of a robust challenge from Cheik Tiote and was substituted shortly after scoring his side's final goal.
Elano's fitness concerns represent a real worry for Dunga, who also has Juventus' Felipe Melo struggling with a similar problem, while Roma's Julio Baptista is battling to shake off a knock he picked up during the 0-0 first-round draw with Portugal.
To add insult to injury, fellow midfielder Ramires is suspended for the quarter-final after receiving his second yellow card of the competition against Chile.
